Kittenomics #26
This kitten is proud of his frugality and can’t wait to share his secrets. Some of his favorites are:
- Stop expensive habits like smoking, alcohol, eating out, gym membership, late fees, coffee, soda, lottery tickets, unused groceries, bottled water, out-of-network ATMs, and boating.
- Unplug unused electronic devices. Anything with a power brick – chargers, printers, etc – pulls electricity from the wall. Other machines with clocks, lights, or remote control sensors remain on, constantly powering themselves.
- Cook your dinners and pack your lunches. Simply bringing lunch from home four days a week over a career can save you over $141,000. See the Brown-Bag Savings Calculator for justification.
- Have free fun. Teach yourself and your children, fun is an experience not a commodity. Click here to get some ideas.
- Make frugal friends. The easiest way to be frugal is to hang around other people who are frugal. Watching people save inspires savings.
How are you frugal?
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To read more about this topic check out Thrift, an Old-Time Virtue Making a Comeback
Photo of Scottish Fold taken by Tom Thai and used here under Flickr Creative Commons.
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